Pragmatic Play's six-reel tumbling slot where winning symbols fall and multiply, with an RTP of 96.52% and medium volatility mixing smaller and bigger payouts.

How symbols land and move. Fury of Anubis is a six-reel, five-row Egyptian mythology slot from Pragmatic Play, launching in mid-2026. Symbols tumble down after each win, with a multiplier that doubles with each tumble until a spin ends. You'll see medium volatility here, meaning wins mix smaller payouts with bigger ones across regular play. The grid uses ways to win rather than paylines, so matching symbols can land anywhere across the reels.
Choose your betting style here. This slot suits players who enjoy building wins through tumbles and can play at stakes from NZ$0.20 to NZ$60,000 per spin. If you prefer frequent, smaller wins or want to chase bonuses without paying extra, the base game alone works for you. You can also buy free spins rounds or activate special bet modes that change how the game plays, though these cost more per spin than standard play.
What are tumbles and how do they work? Tumble is the feature that shapes every round. When you land a winning combination, those symbols vanish, symbols above fall down, and new ones fill in from the top. This repeats until no more wins appear. Your multiplier starts at one times and doubles with each tumble—moving from x1 to x2, x4, x8 and up to x1024 within a single spin before resetting when the round ends.
Continue readingUse this table when you first arrive to understand what this slot delivers and how it plays.
See exactly what happens from bet selection through to the end of your spin
The payouts below show what you win in NZ dollars at a NZ$0.20 bet. More matching symbols on the grid pay more.
Free Spins begin with a choice. You get 10 Free Spins when 3 to 6 scatter symbols land. Your multiplier starts at x8 for 3 scatters, x16 for 4, x32 for 5, or x64 for 6. A gamble screen lets you double it before the round begins, up to x256. Tumbles multiply your starting multiplier by 2 each time, capped at x1024.
When you want a random boost. This special bet costs 20 times your stake per spin. Each spin starts with a random multiplier from x2 to x1024. Scatters do not appear on the reels, so Free Spins cannot be triggered. Tumbles double your multiplier each time, capped at x1024. Your RTP is 96.53%.
Fury of Anubis at maximum multiplier. Fury of Anubis lets you pay 250 times your stake per spin for Super Spin 2. Your multiplier opens at x256 with no hard cap on how high it grows through tumbles. Scatters are absent, so Free Spins cannot trigger. Your RTP is 96.53%.
How does the grid tumble? A 6-reel, 5-row grid plays in the base game with ways to win across 30 positions. When symbols match, they disappear and tumble—remaining symbols fall, new ones fill from above, and wins form again. Your win multiplier starts at x1 and doubles with every tumble, reaching x1024 as the cap before the spin ends.
Understand what playing without money teaches you versus what real stakes reveal
RTP is a long-run average calculated over many spins. Each RTP figure shown applies only to the specific game mode or purchased feature listed next to it; these figures describe how the game itself works, not casino choices.
Pay NZ$500 to start 100 free spins with a multiplier of x8. Symbols tumble and the multiplier doubles with each cascade until no more wins form in that cycle.
Pay NZ$1 000 to trigger 200 free spins beginning at x16 multiplier. Tumbles work as normal; the multiplier resets only when the round ends or you retrigger by landing more scatters.
You can pay NZ$2 000 to jump straight into 400 free spins at x32 multiplier. This size of purchase shows up on the paytable as a natural but bought route into the bonus.
At NZ$4 000, you unlock 800 free spins at x64 multiplier to begin. Retriggers on scatters can boost this further if you land more during the round.
Pay NZ$875 for a random number of free spins with an unpredictable starting multiplier. The outcome is not fixed; each purchase spins a different result.
Spend NZ$15 on top of your normal bet to raise your bet weight to 60x denomination instead of 20x and boost your odds of landing the three scatters that trigger the bonus.
Do not count on the bonus. When the Free Spins round triggers depends on random symbol drops during tumbles. You cannot predict when or whether it will arrive in any session, no matter how long you play.
Fury of Anubis has no memory. Over 100 stakes wagered, the game pays back 96.52 on average. Any single session—a few spins or many—can end with a loss or a win regardless of that long-term figure.
Why x10,000 is almost never reached. Fury of Anubis can reach x10,000 your bet, yet that ceiling is hit extraordinarily rarely. Most sessions produce smaller wins or losses far below the theoretical maximum.
You'll find the clearest answers on what the numbers mean and how the game moves.
Fury of Anubis: set your spend. Decide how much you can afford to spend on this session and stick to that amount. Your budget should be money you are comfortable losing completely.
Stop before you feel pressure. Choose a win amount and a loss amount before you start. Walk away when you hit either one, even if the game feels hot.
What do deposit limits do? Use your account's deposit limits and loss limits to enforce your decisions. These tools cut off play when you reach the amount you set.
Fury of Anubis: when to pause. If Fury of Anubis or any game stops being fun, take a break or use self-exclusion. The Problem Gambling Foundation of New Zealand and Gambling Helpline New Zealand are available to help.
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